Did my vote count?

Will ICE agents or law enforcement be at a voting location?

Immigration enforcement is not allowed to operate at voting locations in Georgia or elsewhere. Under federal law, ICE agents are not supposed to make arrests, question voters, or conduct other enforcement actions at or near voting locations.

Georgia law allows county sheriffs to be present at voting locations. Their job is to maintain order, not to make arrests or serve warrants. Their presence can feel intimidating, but it does not mean any type of law enforcement action is happening.

If you have concerns about ICE at the polls, the SPLC Voter Safety Guide has more information.

What if there’s a problem with my ballot?

Can someone else return my ballot for me?

What if I’m worried my ballot won’t arrive in time, or I want to vote in person instead?

Can I change my mind and vote in person instead?

What if I made a mistake or lost my ballot?

What if I am in the military or living outside the county?

What if there’s an issue with my application?

What if I have a disability, live overseas, am in the military, or I’m 65 or older? Do I have to apply for every election?

What if I still haven’t received my ballot?

What if I don’t have a printer?

Can naturalized citizens vote?

What are Election Boards?

Will ICE agents or law enforcement be at a voting location?

Where can I find additional support or resources about challenges?

What do I do if I think I might be challenged?

Why am I being challenged?

How do I know if I have been challenged?

What is a mass voter challenge?

What are the different types of elections?

How do we know elections are accurate?

Did my vote count?

If I’m voting in a City of Atlanta municipal election (Mayor, City Council, etc.), aren’t polls open later on Election Day?

How do I know my vote was accepted?

Can I bring my kids?

Can I vote if I have a criminal record?

What if I have a disability or I’m over 75?

How do I get a ride to my voting location?

What if I am unable to read English or have a disability; how do I get assistance voting?

What if I have to vote provisionally with a paper ballot?

What if my voting location changed?

What if I went to the wrong voting location?

What if I completed and sent in my mail ballot, but it is not “accepted”?

What if I requested a mail ballot, but want to vote in person?

What if my mail ballot never arrived?

How can I get help getting or replacing an ID?

What if I can’t get an ID in time to vote?

How Do I Make Sure My Ballot Was Accepted?

How Do I Return My Ballot?

How Do I Fill Out My Ballot?

How Do I Request a Mail Ballot?

How to Vote Early In Person

How Do I Check My Registration Status?

How Do I Register?